Comments Thread For: Francis Ngannou: Most Likely I'll Knock Joshua Out, He's Easier To Send Down Than Fury!

[jaded]

Ngannou walks through punches...Joshua falls apart when hit. Fury is a much tougher opponent than Joshua, and Ngannou will have learned so much from his fight with Fury, and have much more confidence. I think at some point, Ngannou catches Joshua and goes for the kill.

[sleazyfellow]

AJ would need speed here. Speed and able to mix it up a bit between being on the bicycle and throwing like he was against Ruiz 2. The Fury that Francis fought is a deteriorated Fury. I dont see how people are falling for those feints Fury is using. Hes working with a kronk guy right?

[Boxviewer]

I like the energy of all you anti AJ folks on here and I can't wait to read your excuses after AJ has shown Greedy Belly again how to get things done like he did last month vs a guy he went life and dead with. You folks must keep this energy. And most importantly, keep your excuses production line ready to go. Lol.

[Boxviewer]

Ngannou walks through punches...Joshua falls apart when hit. Fury is a much tougher opponent than Joshua, and Ngannou will have learned so much from his fight with Fury, and have much more confidence. I think at some point, Ngannou catches Joshua and goes for the kill.

Like Wallin Francis Ngannou will beg to disagree with you after the fight.

[Atypicalbrit]

AJ would need speed here. Speed and able to mix it up a bit between being on the bicycle and throwing like he was against Ruiz 2. The Fury that Francis fought is a deteriorated Fury. I dont see how people are falling for those feints Fury is using. Hes working with a kronk guy right?

If we are being fair the only people who are falling for Fury's feints are Wilder and Whyte who are both inferior boxers. Chisora fury has always had the beating of so I don't read into that fight.

Thing about the feints is they are only really effective when coupled with movement because that allows him to mix the feints up with punches from confusing angles, and well, fury's movement is rubbish now so there's not so much to worry about what's coming behind the feints.

Fury will have to change his approach for the Usyk fight to all out brawl, dirty, ugly, spoiling, messy tactics, that's really all he can do vs Usyk and I give him some chance of scraping a win with that just based on his immense size advantage.

After this Usyk fight though, Fury is done, I'd even favour AJ over him now because I really do think Fury has degraded so much as a fighter that he doesn't really have any tactics that would work for him vs AJ.

[Boxviewer]

use your brain. ya Deontay ducked Joshua to fight Tyson Fury and make less money. he did it 3 times. LMFAO


you seen Joshua making videos to Deontay about wanting to fight? HELL NO

You are delusional and a pathological liar. Didn't your demigod posted a footage wherein he said that he declined a lot of money to fight AJ and instead preferred to fight Greedy Belly? Wilder was offered a whooping $100M and the chance to become the undisputed heavyweight champion but declined. And after Greedy Belly dethroned Wilder AJ once again tried to make the undisputed bout vs Greedy Belly to happen but Greedy Belly obviously wasn't really interested in the clash and kept quiet. And when Wilder started making noise about their agreed rematch he did nothing to offer him a step aside money. You can't twist facts that are in public domein. It's so pathetic.

[hugh grant]

I don't know, hasn't fury been down more than josh.? But fury does recover better

[PRINCEKOOL]

They both got caught by Wlads right hand only one of them tasted the deck...

Fury wanted nothing to do with Kiltschko in their fight, he fought on the back foot 'At no point in their fight, was he hit with the caliber of power punch that Kiltschko landed on Joshua'.

Kiltschko's power punch which he landed on Joshua, was in my opinion? A by far more brutal, and technically sophisticated punch than ANY punch Wilder has ever landed on Fury.

Joshua vs Kiltschko, showed a greater feat of endurance and durability than Tyson Fury ever did vs Deontay Wilder 'Wladimir Kiltschko was really a more proven power puncher than Wilder, and a greater Champion. I honestly believe that being decked by Kiltschko mid fight, forced Joshua to display a higher level of endurance and durability than Fury had to show vs Deontay Wilder.

People **** on about Fury getting up off the deck vs Wilder in the last round of their first fight 'And that was a great achievement, because effectively Fury was knocked out. Fury to his credit got up off the canvas from a knock-out blow'.

But all Fury really did for the rest of the round was throw a few punches back and survive 'Joshua in comparison, got up off the deck vs Kiltschko endured more heavy bombardment. Then he had to fight his way back into the fight, to eventually beat up and knocked Wladimir Kiltschko out.

Tyson Fury has been decked the most times out of all the top-4 Heavyweights 'Fury has been decked at domestic level, European Level, World and Elite Level'.

Note: Fury & Joshua's punch resistance in reality is very comparable, for me? There is no clear evidence that Fury's punch resistance is miles better than Joshua's 'People seemed to pass over the fact that Fury was effectively knocked out by Deontay Wilder in their first fight, many referee's would of immediate waved off the fight. But it was great refereeing that it was not waved off'.

Yes Joshua has been decked before, but he has always got up 'And he has never legitimately been knocked out. Joshua was stopped on his feet with a smile on his face vs Andy Ruiz Junior, that is not being knocked out'.

Just like I told you the other day mate, in regards to this competition between the top-4 fighters 'Keep talking, and trying to convince yourself of these narratives. They may bring you comfort Boro'.

But you know that the dynamic of this competition between the top-4 Heavyweights has shifted, and the strongest momentum is with Oleksandr Usyk & Anthony Joshua 'Fury is just about hanging on to his number 1 rating, but for how much longer? And if Joshua actually beats Ngannou for real, then Fury's mythical resume and abilities takes another hit'.

Francis Ngannou beat Tyson Fury mate, I have seen you on other threads 'Claiming that Fury beat Ngannou easily'.

If you think Fury beat Ngannou easily 'You are ether blatantly lying to yourself, like all hardcore Fury fans do. Or you have most likely never had a fight in your life, never really experienced or been around violence. It is pretty much part of life coming up, whether that be on the school play ground or on the street. You go through those experience's'.

Most all men know instinctively who wins a fight, we don't have to get all technical about it.

Ngannou landed the higher number of power punchers vs Fury, Ngannou inflicted the most damage, Ngannou scored a knock-down. Fury only out landed Ngannou by 12 punches, that is it. And those 12 punches were not all power punches, they did not inflicted any serious damage or deck Ngannou.

So overall Fury's and Joshua's punch resistance for me is very comparable 'Recovery abilities is a separate attribute from punch resistance. Being honest with you? I would say that Fury's recovery abilities, and coherence when he is hurt badly. Fury has shown that he is a extremely component fighter when he is in those sort of situations. If he was not then, Ngannou should of really forced the stoppage vs Fury, or at-least decked him again'.

That is the one mistake Ngannou made vs Fury 'When he had him hurt, I don't think he pressured Fury enough'.

Fury did not beat Ngnannou, but I do give him credit for certain aspects in his performance vs Ngannou 'Such as getting up off the deck, and to a degree fighting his way back into the fight' etc.

[juggernaut666]

Fury’s overatted abilities have no meaning in a Joshua vs Ngganou fight ,can’t believe posters are still going off that fight to gage this one just like Joyce was the evidence Parker was going to get killed by Wilder . Lol

Joshua will most likely end this with the first sign he’s rocked Ngannou because that should mean he’s about to unload a finishing combo ,I can’t see this going past mid rnds it lasts as long as what Ngannou throws back at him , unlike Fury running into Ngannou and hugging him Joshua will look to counter with sharp fast power shots and take advantage of the amateur mistakes Ngannou will make .

[deathofaclown]

Easier to send down is debatable

Fury has ridiculous recovery though. AJ stays hit.

Either way Ngannou isnt winning. The element of surprise has gone and AJ won't turn up without training like Fury did.

Even Bakole said Fury barely trained for it when he was in the camp and was doing 4 round spars. AJ won't make that mistake.

outside of AJ fighting ****** and getting clipped, it's an easy fight because he will turn up prepared.